Omaha, NE (September 12, 2025) – A two-vehicle collision involving a silver pickup and a maroon minivan left a 10-year-old girl injured Wednesday afternoon on North 69th Street in Omaha. The crash occurred just north of Dodge Street, prompting a swift medical response from local emergency teams.
Engine 53 and Medic 24 were dispatched to the scene shortly after 4:43 p.m. PDT (local time), where they located the young girl, who was reported awake and alert but experiencing chest pain. While no visible injuries were initially observed, medics remained on scene to evaluate and monitor her condition further. Given her age and the symptoms described, responders treated the incident with heightened care.
The collision, which took place on a residential stretch of 69th Street, caused temporary disruption in the area as crews established a command post and began traffic and medical coordination. The nature of the crash, involving two private vehicles and a pediatric patient, remains under investigation. Authorities have not confirmed if additional passengers were injured or transported for treatment.
At this time, no details have been released regarding citations or contributing factors such as speed, distraction, or failure to yield. The Omaha Police Department is expected to release findings as the investigation continues.
We extend heartfelt wishes for a full and swift recovery to the injured child and all others affected by this crash.
Pediatric Injuries in Nebraska Traffic Accidents
When children are involved in motor vehicle collisions, the medical and emotional stakes are significantly higher. In this incident, a 10-year-old girl experienced chest pain — a symptom that, even when not accompanied by external injuries, can be a sign of internal trauma or shock. Early intervention and follow-up care are critical to ensuring long-term well-being for young crash victims.
Two-vehicle accidents in Omaha’s residential zones, especially those north of Dodge Street, are not uncommon. While speed limits may be lower, the mix of local traffic, parked vehicles, and limited visibility can increase the risk of accidents. Add in the presence of children, and the consequences become more serious.
Parents and caregivers should always seek prompt medical evaluation after a crash involving a child, even if the injuries appear minor. Symptoms like chest discomfort, dizziness, or fatigue may emerge hours later and should never be overlooked. Emergency crews in Omaha are trained to handle pediatric trauma with care, but follow-up with pediatricians or specialists is often necessary.
For families navigating the aftermath of such an incident, support extends beyond immediate treatment. From insurance navigation to emotional recovery for the child, the path forward can be complex. Access to reliable documentation, professional resources, and legal insight can make a meaningful difference.
If your child has been hurt in an accident, you deserve answers and support. At Local Accident Reports, we help families find trusted resources — including medical care, legal guidance, and official crash information — so they can focus on healing. Reach out today to take the next step with confidence.
